. investigators will try to determine what caused a 3-alarm fire that left people homeless. what neighbors reported seeing before the fire started. death toll continues to climb in the midwest from the devastating tornadoes while prayers go out to a little survivor. in the middle of a police chase. who they were chasing and how a bus got involved. they had a lot of glitches

that led to confusion forepassengers yesterday. how airline officials will avoid the same problems today. . this is "mornings on 2". well, good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2". i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> if you love yesterday's weather you will love the forecast. we will get to rosemary. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. >> sunny skies returning to the area. even warmer in some areas for today. today will be the warmest day. cooling trends begins tomorrow. we will show you the current conditions coming up. >> more than two dozen people are searching for a place to live in the bay view district. it started after 9:30 last  night and ktvu's allie rasmus is joining us to tell us why crews are still on the scene. allie?

>> reporter: there is a vacant home in the home. its the one with the most visible damage. you can see the block soot around the windows. it spread to the other three homes around it. the entire rows of homes are unlivable right now. firefighters are here and they have been here since last night. they are keeping the area closed off because the house, number 1, is structurally unsound. no one can go inside. not even firefighters until the crews get here later on. it is also closed off. caution tape in front of the garage. there is still an active arson investigation going on. firefighters don't know yet exactly how the fire all began. they are looking into what caused it. they told ktvu they did see peoplele running. and -- people were running. and they did have problems with scatters in the

area -- squatters in the area. 28 people were displaced. the fire chief the outcome -- the fire chief said it could have been worse. >> this is a lot of people's homes. there is a tv on in the adjacent building. and children are displaced as well. >> reporter: now back out here live. now, that it is daylight. arson investigation is going to pick up again. police investigators are out here helping with that. we are hoping to talk to investigators to find out what they found in terms of a possible cause for the fire. we will update you later on in the show. >> live from san francisco. allie rasmus, ktvu. >> only minutes after getting the fire understand control, firefighters rushed to a second fire. that one started around 11:20 at california and hyde streets. two people were displaced by the fire and the cause of the fire is also being investigated. >> the death toll continues to climb and from the severe

weather battering in the nation's heartland, it appears damaged in southern indiana and western kentucky. tornadoes killed at least 39 people and in all 52 people have been killed by tornadoes in the past week. it stretched from the gulf coast to the great lakes. amateur photographer captured one twister forming near a gas station. they say another tornado packed wind gusts up to 175 miles per hour. also this morning, a 2-year-old girl is in critical condition. she is the only member of her immediate family to survive one of those deadly tornadoes. coming up in less than 10 minutes. a story of sadden and hope and the toddler named angel. >> in overnight news. an ac transit passenger was pursued in oakland. >> they were chasing after the driver and what they believe was a stolen mercedes beans. they per sued

him -- mercedes-benz and they couldn't overtake him. the passengers bumped his head and he is okay. the suspect after crashing his car, he was caught by police. a high speed chase overnight in concord ended with a chase at 2:00 on clayton road. police tried to stop the car and it kept going. speeds topped 90 miles per hour during the chase. the car eventually spun out on brian highway and the man was arrested. a man was killed after being shot multiple sometimes and run over by a car. eighty-eighth avenue and e street in east oakland after 3:00 this morning. they found the victim in the street. they are questioning witnesses and they have not released a motive and no arrests have been made. occupy oakland protestors

are rallying. they are accused of a hate crime. people marched down last night alleging police abuses. three people were arrested after a demonstration at a wells fargo bank last month. the occupiers attacked a woman who heckled them. >> davis was arraigned on friday. the other two will head to court tomorrow. new this morning, an american woman was among those killed in a head on train crash in southern poland. the accident happened late yesterday. workers works through the night to free them from the wreck. more than 50 others were injured. the name of the hometown and the hometown of the american victim has not been released. they say the train tracks were under maintenance. and it is still too early to tell what caused the crash. this is the worse train disaster in poland in 20 years. things have calmed down after a computer switch over

caused flight delays. united and continental airlines merged their computers into one. it involved moving thousands of reservations which did cause problems with passengers. they said the suppose was frustrating. >> fortunately -- unfortunately for the employees they take the brunt of everything the and when you are tired as we are, it is hard not to start thumb wrestling people to get your way. >> some passengers say they spent hours on hold with united airlines yesterday. the airlines said they brought in extra employees to answer the customer phone lines. it is a great day to fly if it is san francisco, san jose. not a cloud in the sky. >> temperatures will be warming up once again and we are a few degrees warmer than where we started. sitting in the upper 30s and

out at the napa valley marathon getting underway. mostly blue skies and cool start. look at the conditions. we have got a light north early breeze to report in santa rosa and we know what northeasterly means offshore and they will continue for today. they have lightened up considerably. not gusty in the hills this morning. >> 37 in napa. and cal list toga is where the marathon starts. and napa. 41 in oakland. san francisco, sfo, checking in at 51. no delays if you are headed in the direction to catch a flight. satellite radar. still, an easily defined ridge of high pressure. most will you clear skies. tahoe is going to be another nice day. on the back edge of this. we do have a system that is going to cool us down and bring us a few scattered showers monday night into tuesday. if you are tuning in, you will

notice the ridge flattening quite a bit. this is by monday night. it begins early tomorrow. >> by the evening hours. here is the rain. it is monday evening. while we sleep. here it comes. moving over areas along the bay. we could pick up rain. it is 1:00 in the morning. you get up and ready for the morning drive. it is already out of here. they will be picking up snow at 5,000 feet. today, here and now. temperatures are cool. and we have above normal temperatures in the forecast for the afternoon. the winds are going to be light. 74% of those today. 73 in oakland. and # 0 degrees in the city. san francisco, along the coast. upper of 0s near pacific and half moon aye bay. >> how about 73 for you in fremont. and some of the warmer areas. san jose. mid 70s for morgan hill and santa cruz is a nice place to be today. 74 is for the afternoon.

extended forecast showing you the cooler weather. it is going to plunge 10 degrees by tomorrow. big cool down in store. monday night into tuesday morning. perhaps a few sprinkles, we may see that. tuesday is the coolest day. could be brisk as well. plan for that. and warm up again wednesday, thursday. we could see more rain. that may be about it for the work week. i will look at the day planner coming up. >> time now is 7:09. >> terror plot foiled. what he tried to carry out against president obama and some school children. >> we will tell you why ron paul is celebrating. >> plan for a homeless shelter causing controversy, the proposed thought that has some residents ready to fight. we will give you a live look outside. mow morning blanket of fog. that is the golden gate. and moving great. both directions on 101. time now is 7:10. you are watching "mornings on

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live look there. and grab your shades. it as bright start. >> within the devastation from the deadly storms in the midwest, there is a small flamesser of hope. a 2-year-old girl found alive in a field in indiana, she is the loan survivor in her family. friends are now praying that she pulls through. want to believe that. >> justin is still in shock. the indiana tornado that killed his best friend. 21-year-old justin babcock killed his girlfriend mariah brook and three of two of their three children. >> it is hard to imagine that it happened to all of them.

>> kendall was a month and a half ole. she was found in her car seat upside down. jadan is two years old and he was found under the rubble. >> but there was one lone family survivor. a 20-month-old blonde-haired blue-eyed girl named angel. she was found in the field. >> she is on life support. in louisville, ken he ken. they are not sure if she is able to make it or not. >> they are praying for the best while planning for the worse. funerals for the other four family members. babcock was like a brother. >> we went through a lot. everything. and anyone can imagine. >> henley sid the two of them became close friends when they lived in kentucky and stayed in touch when henley moved to

indiana. and his friend moved back. >> i don't understand. so young. angel's parents did not have insurance. so a fund is set up to pay for funeral expenses. what ever money is left over will go to angel's trust fund in the hopes she will survive. upstate new york man is accused of threatening to kill president obama. he sent two threatening messages from brent dickerson. they were posted on a white house board friday. he intended to kill the targets off his messages. he is being held in $50,000 bail. another victory for mitt romney. the former massachusetts governor came out on top. and 100% of the precincts reporting. romney received 38%. ron paul came in second with 25%. and rick santorum annuity

gingrich came in third and fourth place. ron paul celebrated the second place finish last night. he was the only candidate who spent time campaigning and buy commercial ad time on networks. paul's second place finish means he gets five of washington's delegates. >> we are in a good second place. >> but the good news, is we are doing very, very well in getting delegates. >> ron paul has focused heavily on caucus states because his campaign believes caucuses allow paul to gain more supporter. some people who wanted to vote in washington are now complaining that they did not get a chance. the complaints are coming from the town of kennewick. they expected 1500 people to show up at a local convention center to participate and instead of the 1500. close to 3,000 people showed up. gop officials say they did not

have enough computers or volunteers to teal with such a large crowd and had no choice but to turn 800 people away. as the gop candidates fight for their party's nomination. president obama is looking ahead to november. they are questioning whether he will have the same level of support from black voters. african-american voters turned out for the president in 2008. he ended up getting 96% of the black vote. since then many in the black community have been hard hit by the recession and the struggling recovery. >> i have had three or four different jobs. when you have a family trying to support. you do what ever it takes. no matter the odds. >> california congresswoman maxine waters say attacks from republicans against president obama have strengthened the resolve of african-american to reelect him. there is a controversial

comments that rush limbaugh made. he called sandra a shut and a prostitute. the college student testified on capitol hill she wanted insurance companys to cover the cost of birth control. limbaugh apologized yesterday for what he called his insulting word choices. saying he didn't mean to make a personal attack and prompted companies to pull ads from his programs. some of hollywood's biggest stars are lending their name in support of same-sex marriage. >> homosexuals feelings are a basic part of an individual's psyche and established much earlier than conscious choice would indicate. do you agree with that? >> george clooney. brad pitt and glee stars jane lynch and matthew more son took part in a play that streamlined. focusing object federal trial with california's proposition eight. it was written by dustin

hoffman black: black based the play on transcripts from the actual case and interviews with plaintiffs who sought to overturn the measure banning same-sex marriages. they received unemployment check insist the county jail. they say anthony garcia received more than $30,000 from 2008 to 2010. his father and girlfriend were arrested with the fraud on thursday. they flyersed it in the inmate's accounts of garcia and fellow gang members. he gained notoriety after having a murder scene tattooed on his chest. it was used as evidence against him in the killing of a gang rival. homeless shelter is triggering a border dispute. the city of pleasantville designate an area for an emergency shelter. one proposed spot is on the concord hill border. where the facility would be too close to a park and elementary school. we are very concerned that this

area might become a hangout for people who are homeless. it has been in the past. >> i believe in homeless shelters and i don't have a problem if you know, if it is in our backyard. >> pleasant hill's planning commissioner would not comment on camera but said nothing is decided yet. a study session is scheduled for march 27th. a public hearing is going to be completed. whether they should use wireless devices during meetings. a councilman read staff reports off his personal ipad last month. the democrat reports there were concerns about transparency and what constitute as public record. local governments are divided over the issue while some city's restrict messages in meetings. they provided members with ipads. your time now is 720 p.

after decades of holding out hope. one last home in a hawaii subdivision is swallowed up by lava. a bizarre accident at the airport. how this shuttle bus ended up on the side. outside the door, warming trends continues. plus, we have the possibility of the extended forecast.

. a shuttle bus was knocked over pay a plane at the detroit airport yesterday. a passenger on the plane took this video, the left wing of the delta airlines plane clipped the shuttle bus as it was taxing to the -- taxiing to the gate. a man who lived in the home surrounded by of lava has been forced to leave. jack thompson's home was the last one standing in his hawaii subdivision. all of the other homes were

buried by lava over the past 26 years. that wasn't enough to get him to move. the hot lava once again began to flow through his neighborhood. thompson's home was destroyed. and he was airlifted to safety. more people are asked to evacuate as the water continues to rise. 3900 people are told to leave their homes after a week of heavy rain. death is being blamed on the flooding. water levels are expected to remain high for the next 24 hours. >> if you like yesterday's weather. you will love today. if you love today, enjoy it whale it lasts. rosemary said it is not sticking around. >> the cool down begins tomorrow. maybe a sprinkle monday night into tuesday morning. there is sunshine bouncing off the water. sun is up for 45 minutes. we are holding steady in the upper 30s. for the valley locations.

even 40s. r50s. around the bay. noontime numbers much 60s in the forecast and mild noontime in you are outdoors enjoying some lunch. mid-60s. to 70s in the forecast. and running very warm. 71 san rafael and expected in oakland. and heading south, 72 for redwood city. 74 in san jose. >> they put this together earlier in the week. in case you missed it, we could use some rain. 40% in salve. 48 in santa rosa. looks like we may get a sprinkle monday night into tuesday and it is not going to be much. we are warm today. big drop in the numbers for tomorrow. early morning rain is going to miss the commute. that is good news there. and see few sprinkles and water the plants. breezy on tuesday. warmer wednesday and thursday. back to you. >> your time now is 7:25.

a sea otter credited with helping rescue other sea otters. they have long helped rehabbed sea otters. and tula was a valuable part of their team. she was rescued back in 2,001. she was thought to be 15 or 16 years old and died of natural causes. the sled dog race begins today north of anchorage, alaska. they took part in the ceremonial start. it is a two week, 1,000 mile trek through alaska. there are 66 mushers this year with each team having 12 to 16 dogs. search for two missing teen insist the east bay and both have health uribes that have family members and authorities concerned. >> they will try to figure out what caused the fire in san francisco that left more than two dozen people without a place to live. >> more on the devastating storms in the midwest.

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temporary housing after fire destroyed their homes. live pictures from the scene at oakland avenue. and crews are still on the scene and they have been called out to try to determine the cause of the fire. it started last night in a vacant building and spread to three other homes. >> we are grateful that there was no injuries associated with this. there are a lot of people home. and there is a tv on in the adjacent building. people are displaced as well. >> it took about an hour and a half to get the fire under control. allie rasmus will have a live report on the investigation am could go up at 8:00. the national story is the recovering efforts following days of tornadoes. 39 people are confirmed dead from friday's tornadoes. 13 people were killed in the twisters. they cut a path across the

country from the gulf coast to the great lakes. they captured one of the twisters forming another an indiana gas station. another tornado made toe packed wind gusts up to 170 miles an hour. they are bricking tight knit communities even closer. one of the hardest hit areas is the town of harrisburg, illinois. while crews are beginning to clear out the rubble and debris. they are holding memorial services for the victims. hundreds of people lined the streets outside a funeral home to pay respects. >> it is very important. if i was in their shoes. i would want my community to pull together. lots of innocent victim as and we want to pull together and show them everybody cares. >> they are vowing to attend every funeral in the town whether they new the vick tunnel or not. > er they are under way in the region. they helped assemble five boxes

of food. they send relief packages around the world. they sent care packages to tornado victims in missouri last year. you will find more coverage on the website at ktvu.com. we have put together several slide shows and you will find them under the deadly weather tab. bay area law enforcement officers are trying to find a teenager with cerebral palsy and other health issues. he didn't return home from school on friday. he is 5'1". 111-pound. uses crutches. he is at risk because he should be taking medicine twice a day and has no medicine with him. law enforcement authority it is are searching for a 14 queer old girl missing from oakland. bruanna robinson was seen thursday. she took clothes with her.

brianna suffers from multiple sclerosis and and needs medication. >> contra cost contract attorneys will file a lawsuit. nathaniel burris is charged with killing his girlfriend and her friend who was waiting for her. he is scheduled to go to trial in september. this is the first time contra costa county is seeking the death penalty in years. they are investigating a triple homicide. they received a 9-1-1 call from a home around 3:30 yesterday morning. they found a 31 year old man and two teenagers. all had been shot and killed. they don't think the shooting was random. it doesn't appear to be a murder suicide. >> when officers arrived, they went into the house and searching the house and they actually unfortunately located

three deceased victims at the and the person who originally called 9-1-1. the motive is under investigation. three people could be arraigned this week in connection to a huge meth bust in san jose. had he seized meth from an apartment on woods drive on thursday. the drugs were found while investigators were looking for stolen ipads and it is worth an estimated $4 million. it is being called one of the largest meth busts in history. >> can i make you more like who lives next door or here. now, you really. you never know what place is safer than others. >> dea agents are looking into who else is connected to the drug lab. it could have been a distribution hub for other criminal networks. students will rally for education after mack making a 99 mile journey. >> no cut. education will be free.

>> about 40 college students began marching to sacramento from oaklandful and they will join a statewide protest. the 90 mile march is an important way to get their message out. >> our tuition is goes up every semester. our classes are being cut. the university is being private advertised. and people -- privatized and people are dropping out. it is not right. >> they board buses tomorrow morning to join the demonstrations. thousands of teacher he is and employees will sacramento will receive layoff notices. they have until march 15th to give pink slips to staff that will be laid off by the end of the school year. they voted to send notices to more than 10% of its teaching staff because of a shrinking budget. >> volunteers in the south bay are drumming up support. they join educators and parents

to launch a yes on measure, a campaign. it would raise two and a half million for the santa clara usual fed school district. it would cost each homeowner in the district $84 a year for five years. >> it will mean we can keep counselors. librarians all the things we need to compliment the classrooms and get a good education. >> it will need 2/thirds approve to pack. voting is set by may eighth. the stadium deal will be the topic in court tomorrow. superior court judge will consider whether the referendum olid the city to build a football stadium. opponents say voters were never told the city would take out $850 million in loans. they say the public should not have to vote on an issue they already approved. 49ers hope to open the stadium for the 2014 stadium. lou wolf is dismissing a

report that major league baseball will likely reject the team's why to moved to san jose. new york daily news said bud selig will uphold the territorial rights to the south bay. wolf tells the mercury news and spoke to selig and he never indicated he made a decision. >> people couldn't stop talking about the weather because it is so nice. they want to make sure they spend time outside. change is coming. right, rosemary? >> another enjoyable day and you will definitely feel it. it is going to be cooler and breezy at times and we are looking at a few sprinkles. we will see what is happening outside our doors. mostly clear skies. temperatures cool. and three santa rosa. anna, we are up a few degrees from yesterday. >> 39 in livermore and 40 in oakland. 41 in san francisco. and redwood city town to mountain view, 43 for san jose.

rapid rebound expected once again. lunchtime numbers looking pretty good. ridge of high pressure easy to see from up above. creating the fair skies. warm conditions and we will begin to see the change as early as tomorrow. sunny, warm, for your sunday. eight to 12 degrees above the seasonal average. feels like spring and summer in some cases. >> it comes by monday and tuesday. take a look at the draw. five, 10, 15 degrees by tomorrow. and tuesday looks to be the coolest day. >> may see a few sprinkles. we can use a lot more. >> picking it up monday night for you. we are snuggleled inside our homes and most will you cloudy skies. we may get a few sprinkles. this is wetter than the models are showing a day or two ago. >> could back off and that looks like what we may see monday night into tuesday and for the morning drive if it stays on track. wet roads. a little damp and the rain is

out of here by then. >> sierra will see snow down to 4,000 feet. nice warm up in the afternoon. look at the solid wall of yellow. 70s. widespread across the bay expected for today and in many areas. extended forecast here. looking at 70s for today and at best for tomorrow. low 60s and once the weak system moves through. we rebound, wednesday, thursday and partly cloudy to mid- to upper cloudy skies and cooling once again as well. into next week end, we could be soggy. get out and enjoy today. i will have a broader look at the numbers for the afternoon coming up. >> historic trip is about to get underway as he he heads here to the bay area. >> touching support as they honor a young life lost. >> first, live check on

traffic. that is the east shore freeway. what a headache that stretch of roadway is. a lot of times here in the work week and not right now on the quiet sunday. no major incidents to report to you. time is 739 oovment you are watching "mornings on 2". 3q

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. good morning to you. isn't that a gorgeous shot. cool start this morning. it is well above average for this afternoon. jury selection begins tomorrow in the domestic violence case. he is charged with child endangerment and dissuading a

witness. >> jurors have been toll to appear and the process could last into tuesday. the judge will decide if an ex-girlfriend can testify against mirkahimi. >> the trial is expected to last two and a half weeks. >> the bay area is preparing for the first ever visit from the president of israel. this is a live look now at shamon perez. he is speaking in front of a pro israel group. we will listen in for a bit. >> jewish people will survive. not because of quantity but because of quality. not because we have had thousands of guns. but we have had 10 commandments. he will arrive in san francisco later today during his five day visit.

the nobel laureate will meet with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to start a page. and he will tour headquarters and speak at the temple manuel on tuesday. vice-president joe biden is hiding south of the -- heading south of the border. first stop is mexico city where he will meet with fell lip me called deron and -- fell lip me called deron. and the possible legalization of certain drugs. several countries have said in recent weeks. they believe legalizing some drug assist necessary to deal with drug cartels. >> the two bodies killed in syria were flown to paris. they handed over the coffins of marie coulton and a french forfeiter. they were killed in the city of

hommesecond place finish. >> she was a war correspondent working for england times. and they are trying to transfer her body back to the u.s. as soon as possible. >> syrian government blocked a red cross envoy with food and they called the situation desperate and called for immediate international help. there is a report that four syrian soldiers who tried to defect were executed. >> the massacre and the killing is at full tilt. unfortunately, they are coming up to me and saying where is the help. >> people brought me half a baby and saying save my baby. i don't have the answer. i don't know how we can stand by and watch this. this is not a war. >> it is a massacre. it is a massacre of men, women and chirp. they say the syrian government is targeting

journalists who write negative stories about the regime. >> out going president dmitri and his wife caste their votes earlier today in moscow. formatter russian president 10th and current prime minister vladimir putin is running to oppose him and putin is expected to win. he served as the president from 2000 to 2,008 us. >> the constitution does not allow more than two consecutive term insist office. they are concerned about china's growing defense budget. beijing will boost military spending by 11%. surpassing the $100 million mark for the first time. they have begun building or acquiring sophisticated weaponry. and unveiled its first aircraft carrier. and in response, countries such as unia and vietnam have increase the the budgets.

philippines has appealed to the u.s. for a stronger presence in that region. they have young victims of the deadly tsunami. 300 people attended the service killed at the elementary school. more than the 108 students were killed. in january, the board admitted not responsible for having the damage a tsunami can cause and parents are asking for a better ex planning. >> this is before one week of the of anniversary of the hurricane and tsunami. >> this is the march from selma to montgomery. this is what is known as bloody sunday. it outparked passage of the act eliminating racial discrimination at the polls. they have 47th. and they were killed in the school shooting and is being remembered. >> they march silently to a

church in chardon, ohio. there was a fifth straight day there was a funeral or type service for victims and friends of daniel parmertor, remembering a friend whose life was taken too soon. >> i can't believe what happened. >> he is the best person i he ever met. >> he is such a good person. and i can't believe he is gone. parmertor is one of three high school students killed allegedly by a school mate who opened fire in the cafeteria. he is facing three count of murder. he is indicted on charges connect to the death of a 3-year-old girl. the girl and her 1-year-old sister were rushed to the hospital. the mother's boyfriend opened a window in negative weather and locked them in a room. he said he was trying to air out the room because the girls wet the bed. they say he was intoxicated.

officers are still looking for the mother. sacramento police have arrested a man who is suspected of setting his parent's house on fire. he was holding two large kitchen knives at the scene. the fire was quickly put out and no one was hurt in the fire. a doctor is facing murder charges after three of her patients died. her three patients died from prescription drug overdoses. she alleged i will over prescribed drugs like vicodin and oxycontin. she did it with minimal questions and simple patient examinations. one of the people who died was an arizona state university student who was from san ramon. >> growing number of adults are developing what is once considered a childhood condition. they report that up to 6% of adults in the u.s. are suffering from attention deficit hyperactive disorder. 5 million children are diagnosed with the condition.

hyperactivity subsides with age. doctors are now finding that adult cases stem from childhood. >> your time is 7:49. disneyland hoping for a smoother open today. details on what caused the bomb scare. historic building on fire. details coming up. who targets girl scouts sell something cookies. this is what the girl did when a crook approached them. outside the doors, we are clear and calm and a little cool. we have a big warm up on the way. leaving you with a shot there. coming up with your afternoon highs in about five minutes. í

. fire crews were called to the marin stables off 40th avenue. and check the reported downed

wires. they discovered the second floor of the barn was on fire. they were able to get the horses out of harm's way and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. fire investigators say they are working with pgand e to determine if the downed wires are involved. the adventures stayed open late last night in disneyland after it delayed the park's opening. "mornings on 2" yesterday, a security guard spotted an object seven in the morning at the ticket booth. a bomb squad was called inn a they determined it was not a threat but a rolled up piece of paper with what police called a spiritual message. they are open four hours later and stayed open until 1:00 a.m. group of girl scouts in texas say they are still shaken up after being robbed while selling cookies. it happened outside of a walmart. a car pulled up and the passenger got out pretending he

wanted to buy some cookies. instead of paying for the cookies, he grabbed the cash box and jumped back into the car. >> he was in the passenger seat and he learned his lesson a little bit. >> scale from a girl scout. that is the worse thing ever. >> he got away with $200 and unfortunately they are responsible for paying back that money. >> well, apple is expected to hit a milestone mark this year. a hundred million ipads sold. experts say that puts apple on track to sell 100 million by the end of the year. this comes as speculation grows with the ipad three. apple is expected to unveil a new ipad on wednesday in salve. >> dress for less posted healthy genes. up 14% compared to february of last year. those feigns exceeded wall street's expectations. ceo said mild weather in the

market areas prompted people to get out and shop. it has become an oakland tradition. the white elephant sale. hundreds of bargain hunters lined up for the opening day. and find out just anything inside. the square footwear house. that includes vintage clothing. jewelry. tools and sporting goods and much more. >> volunteers say it brought shoppers from all over the state. >> they come from out-of-town. >> and from stockton. los angeles. all around, yes. >> it is for the special sales and it is really great. >> proceed from the white elephant sale benefit the oakland museum of california. it tips today to four in the afternoon. >> # 55:00. we will head over to rosemary orozco. >> good morning to you. this is the warmest day and then by tomorrow. notable change. live look there at the bay bridge and the city there in the background. no trouble getting across the

bridge this morning. at least when it comes to the wind. look at how calm we are. it as breeze right around fairfield and temps are up yesterday morning. upper 30s and around the region. we will head to the north where we get colder air. upper 30s. reported. santa rosa, napa and for the big marathon going on, upper 30s. from what i understand runners like it cool. i am not a runner but they like it cool. >> in areas like sonoma, anna pa. and these -- and napa. and they are slightly warmer in sites. 73 in the valley. santa clara valley. mid-70s. # zero for san jose. and 74 expected for you. 74 in santa cruz. and redwood city, low 70s. palo alto you are checking in at # two. upper 60s along the coast. # 0 degrees expected in san

francisco. the extended forecast is the big dropoff we are talking about for tomorrow. increasing clouds monday night into tuesday. looks like we may get a few sprinkles while we sleep. and we are pretty much drying out. low 60s. partly cloudy skies and then temperatures rebound wednesday, thursday. back to you. >> time now is # 56:00. it is called the southern nevada -- novato's version of burning man. >> they gathered in downtown las vegas for the vegas burn. and the burning of a 20-foot tall wooden sculptor. it took months to plan. and made sure it went smoothly. >> they are forced out of their homes by a fire. we will have a live report. investigators work to figure out what sparked these flames. plus the damage with the storms that hit the state. >> some of the survivors are now dealing with.

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. arson investigates are on the scene of a 3-alarm fire trying to figure out how it happened. we will tell you what is happening, coming up. deadly storms that battled the state. now they have more weather to

worry about. >> through the streets of oakland. how an ac transit bus got involved. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu august -- "mornings on 2". >> i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. it is another great day to get outside. moat roll gist rosemary orozco has the -- meteorologist rosemary orozco has the forecast. >> we are clear and cool out there this morning. nice rebound. once again temperatures on average. mostly sunny skies. we do have a slight chance for a few sprinkles. >> we will have the afternoon highs coming up. >> more than 2,000 people are out of their homes after a fire in san francisco. they are joining us live from the strict where firefighters have been all night, allie. >> no one was injured in the fire that started 9:30 last

night. one of the family pets made out unscathed. they told me they walked through the backyard of one of these homes and they found a little dog still in his dog house and safe and sound. they called animal control in the back of the house on the far right. peach color house. and trying to coax the dog out. and trying to be reunited with the owners. this is next door to where the dog was found. if you zoom in, you can see a little bit of smoke drifting out of the garage area. there is still a hot spot smoldering inside the house. they can't get to it right now. the building is not structurally sound. >> this is where the fire started. it was vacant and no one lived here for years. it is an eyesore in the neighborhood for awhile. >> this billing has been abandoned. i have been here for about a year. and this building should have been down. because in the back. it is just full of debro.

>> reporter: now, there are three other homes in the row of houses connected to the one where the fire started. 28 people were living in the homes including several children and also homes are unlivable right now and all 28 people living here are displaced. they were out here last night trying to get them situated and find the folks that were displaced, finding them a place to stay. they don't know how the fire started of they he reported seeing them hanging around the vacant house. shortly before the fire began. there are arson investigators at the scene. we saw them pull up a short while ago. an investigation is underway to pinpoint where the fire started and how it started. to take you back out here live, there was a shift change here. and some of the firefighters who had been standing guard here overnight. they are now done and there is a he need for firefighters coming out again today. it has begun to try to figure

out why it all started. allie rasmus, channel 2 news. trying to get a bay view fire under control. they rushed to a second fire. that started at 11:20 at california and hyde. two people were displaced by the fire. no one was hurt. because of the fire, it has not yet been determined. >> a man in oakland is shot after multiple tiles and run over by a car. they were called to 88th avenue and east oakland at three in the morning. they found the victim in the street. they questioned witnesses and haven't released a motive. no arrests have been made. wild weather continues to engulf the heartland. the city of henryville, illinois is now receiving snow this morning. friday's tornadoes killed 36 people and in all, 50 people had been killed by tornadoes in the past week. they stretch from the gulf coast to the great lakes and

amateur photographer captured one twister near an indiana gas station. the national weather service said another tornado packed winds of one # 5 miles an hour. >> friends of a family torn apart by the tornadoes are praying the lone survivor will pull through. angel babcock is hospitalized this morning she was found in a field 10 miles from her home. her aren'ts and 3-year-old brother and 2-month-old sister all died. >> angel is on life support. and in the hospital. in louisville, kentucky, not sure if she is able to make it or not. >> angel's extended family is standing vigil at the hospital. her parents did not have insurance so a fund is set up to pay for funeral expenses. what ever money is left over will go to angel's trust fund hoping she will survive a live report from henryville, indiana

as a community begins to rebuild. we have more coverage of the storms. there are several slide shows of on the home ktvu. a passenger was injured after a police chase. they were chasing the driver of what they believed to be a -miles-an-hour seed did i see beans. it was -- mercedes benz. and the bus was forced to make a quick stop. a passenger inside bumped his head and is expected to be okay. he ended up crashing and damaging his car. he tried to run and was caught by police. high speed chase in concord and that began at two just passed treat boulevard. they treed to stop the -- they tried to stop the car for reckless driving. the car spun out on brian highway. the driver was arrested. occupy oakland protestors

are rallying. and they are accused of hate crimes. they mashed through done town oakland. they alleged police abuses. michael davis, crawford and wilkins were arrested after a dom penetration at a wells fargo bank last month. they attacked and robbed a woman who was heckling them. the three are accused of insitting her perceived sexuality. davis was arrested friday and the other two head to court tomorrow. homeless shelter has a border dispute. the state mandates that they designate an area for emergency shelter. one of those spots is on the pleasantville concore border the fast would be too close to a park and elementary school. >> we are concerned this area might become a hangout. for poem who are homeless. it is in the past. >> i believe in homeless shelters and i don't have a

problem if, if it is in our backyard. >> pleasant hills planning commissioner would not colment on camera and stress san diego nothing is decided. a study session is died for march 7th. public hearing will be held after the study sessions are completed. good morning to you. another great day. maybe picnic in the park. we have blew skies. bring the sun -- blue skies. and live look from the east bay. we are looking at plenty of sunshine. it is very widespread. 70s will be widespread. 37 right now. santa rosa and part of the north bay. and will be warming pretty fast. 51 in save. and 40 degrees in concord right now. 43 in san jose. satellite, ridge of high pressure holding on for one more day. it is easy to see the clear sky and why. this ridge is going to flatten

over the course of monday, by tuesday, early morning tuesday, we may see sprinkles and see it up here monday evening. we are mostly cloudy and settle into monday night. we have areas around here. and we may get a bit of rain tuesday morning. not going to hang around for the morning drive. 7:00 or so we are pretty much drying out. damp roads are a possibility. we do have snow forecasted with the sierra, it may be a few inches. quick hit. in and out. pretty fast. temperatures well above normal. 10 to 12 degrees this time of year. it is march and feels more like late may and early june. 70s. across the board. 74 for santa rosa and only place we may find 60s. right along the coast. 70 degrees in the city. 73 degrees in oakland. farther inland. and concord and fairfield #

three. and 74 in san jose. mid-70s for morgan hill. big cool down as early as tomorrow. few scattered showers tomorrow. possibly monday late into tuesday morning. breezy. partly cloudy skies and back into the upper 60s for the wednesday as well as thursday. if you are getting away to the sierra, i will have that coming up. what officials say may have played a role in the head on collision that killed 16 people. another win for mitt romney in the washington state caucuses. they are angry why they are turned away. we will give you a live look outside. that is 101 in san francisco. all is quiet on the roadways this beautiful sunday morning. we are getting warmed up here. time now is 8:09. you are watching "mornings on 2".

. there is in the city. and calm conditions. low 50s in san francisco. american woman is among the 16 people dead after a head on train crash in southern poland. rescue crews work through the night to free victim it is through the mangled wreck. le they were rung on the same track. maintenance work was being done before the crash. this is the worse disaster in poland in more than 20 years. the name and hometown of the victim is not released. in the election coverage, another victory for mitt romney, the massachusetts

governor came on top. and 100% of the precincts reporting, romney received 38% of the vote. ron paul came in second with 25%. rick santorum and newt gingrich came in third and fourth place. ron paul finished in. he is the only canidate that it spent time in seattle and only candidate to buy ad time on cable felt works. that means he gets five of washington's delegates. >> the good news we are doing very, very well and getting delegates. >> paul has focused heavily on caucused states. he believes it is caulk uses that allow them to gain supporter he is. some people who wanted to to vote did not get a chance. this is from the town of kennewick. and they expected people to

show up and twice that number showed up. gop officials say they didn't have enough computers or volunteers to deal with the crowd. they had no choice but to turn 800 people away. as the gop nominees fight for their election, they look forward to november. some are questioning whether president obama will have the same level of support for the president. >> record numbers turned out in 2008. he ended up getting 96% of the black vote. since then. many in the community have been hard hit by the recession and struggling in the economy. >> i have had three or four or more jobs. >> when you have a family to support, you do what ever it takes. no matter what the odd. >> maxine waters said she believes attacks from mr. obama have strengthened the result to reelectricity him. >> upstate new york man is

threatening to kill president obama and school children. they intercepted messages from brent dickerson. they were posted on a white house message board friday. he intended to kill the targets of his threatened messages. he is being held on $50,000 bail. >> they highlight the history of notorious serial killer jeffrey dahmer. >> the first tour in milwaukee brought out more protestors than customers. six people paid $30 from the tour and greeted by twice as many protestors. it details the areas where he stalked the 17 men he killed. word of the tour got out after the deal was posted on the groupon website. >> it was met with resistance. but it proceeded well. >> it is a walking tower.

>> dahmeare the was arrested in 1991 and (mark) murdered in prison by a fellow inmate. in 1994. >> they received unemployment checks in the l.a. county jail. investigators say anthony garcia received $30,000 from 2008 to 2010. his father and two girlfriend were arrested with the fraud on thursday. they deposited the money in the inmate's accounts and fellow gang members. he gained notoriety after having a murder scene tattooed on his chest and used as evidence against him in the killing of a gang rival. >> biggest stars are lending their name in support of same-sex marriages. >> homosexuals are a basic part of an individual's psyche and established much earlier than conscious choice would under kate. do you agree with that?

>> george clooney, brad pitt and jane lynch and matthew morrison took part in a play that streamed live. focusing on the federal trial for the proposition eight. the play was written by the man who won an oscar about the slain supervisor harvey milk. and an interviews with plaintiffs who sought to overturn the measure banning same-sex marriages. they are being evacuated from their homes in australia. waters continue to rise after a week of heavy rains. >> pleasant day in store for your sunday afternoon. we will look at the afternoon highs and how long we expect the dry pleasant weather to last. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry

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. they lowered the death toll to one from previous 14. in all that was five states. we are in henryville, rick, we are hearing snow is coming? >> reporter: hey, claudine being and we have had flurries on and off and few snowflakes is falling now. majority will fall tonight. and we will wake up to 2 inches of snow on top of this. i have never been to a tornado scene where you see this damage and have snow happening so quickly after it. it is odd to see clean snow

after this. and damage everywhere you look here. henryville which is about 2,000 people and the hardest hit the and one effour tornado rating in the big band of storms we had a couple of days ago. this is the hardest hit. the school bus that is sticking. and embedded into the diner there. and the chassis of the school bus is ripped apart from the body of the school bus. it is on the other side. now the school bus initially started off across the street at the school. that is the junior high/high school of henryville. and there were 39 students who the principal got off of. some of them off the bus and into an interior section of the school. they all walked out uninjured and no fatalities which is quite remarkable. the principal doing a great job to get everybody safe. two other school buses in the lot that were damaged and of course the tornado happened here right at about three low

clock. and making decisions to let the kids get in the buses and towards their home or do we keep them here and they made all the right decisions and it worked. it goes on for hundreds of yards. and this tornado was three to 400 yards wide and that determination is not made just yet. there is a neighborhood back here behind the billing and they are all completely destroyed. you know, it has been two days and little bit of progress to be made. the poles, telephone poles. electric poles. immediately come in here and get them nailed in so they can get power become which they need to begin the processes for cleaning up. of course cellphone tower it is have been knocked out and communication is difficult for people. that's why the number of fatalities has gone up and down and so many tornadoes. it is hard to get to all the communities. i will tell you one story. it is a town around here. the same tornado hit there before it hit here in

henryville. for the last two days we are hear about a child they found in the field 2 miles from her home. we are now able to confirm the two year old girl who was pulled from her mother's arms, the child survived. landed in the field some place. the mother, father, 3-year-old brother and infant child all died. the baby is in critical condition in a hospital in louisville which is 20 miles from here and distant relatives are now in there with the child and wondering -- watching after her. a story of loss for that family and for that little family. claudine, back to you. >> so much heartache out there. we talk about the snow and damage and clean up and still the possibility that the tornado season could strike again there, couldn't it? >> well, certainly. this is happening in early march. we are nowhere near the peak of tornado season. that is in may, june, end of april when we see the majority

of activity. to see this kind of outbreak is concerning and there are conditions meet roll logically that we will have a -- meteor logical and coming over to 300 people in the outbreak and then of course joplin, missouri. if there is any it bright note, the storms that happened last year. made people in the heartland pay attention when there are threats issued. so many people that day are aware of the threats coming at them and paid enough attention to get out of harm's way when it came through. >> reporting for us from henryvilleful thanks for the report. we do have more coverage of the storms on the website. there are slight shows understand the deadly weather tab of ktvu.com. shuttle bus ended up on its side after it was knocked over by a plane. it happened on the tarmac of the detroit airport. a passenger on the plane took the video. they say the left wing of the

delta airlines plane clipped the shuttle bus as it was taxiing to the gate. no one was injured. a man surrounded by lava living in his home was forced to leave. he was in his hawaii subdivision. all the other homes were buried by lava. and that is still enough to get him to move and his luck ran out when hot lava began to flow in the neighborhood. his home was destroyed but thompson was airlifted to safety. the famous iditarod race and heavy snowfall competitors taking part in the ceremonial start. it is a 1,000 mile trek across alaska. each team has 12 to 16 of the dogs. >> it looks cold there but it is beautiful here. rosemary, we have to enjoy it while it lasts.

>> we can use the rain and it is hard to be mad at the weather. we have the weather today and even warmer than yesterday. and we will begin a cool down and maybe a sprinkle even. if you are gassing up. and talk about painful, the gas prices, if you are gassing up. here is the forecast. mostly sunny skies for today. temperatures in the mid-50s. little bit of snow melt. and tomorrow is going to be gusty. if you are going to be at the ski resorts for tomorrow. gusty wind. and this is ahead of the weak dry system that we are talking about that may bring us light rain. 70 degrees expected in san francisco and for oakland. and head to the north. maybe for some wine tasting. and expected in napa. and santa rosa. mid-70s and down know the south bay. san jose and morgan hill and expected here. upper 60s low mid-70s for the coast and for the peninsula. extended forecast. there is the drop.

big cool down as early as tomorrow. you will feel that. temperatures very similar and increasing clouds by monday night. maybe a pringle in the overnight hours. we are dry by tuesday morning. it shouldn't be impacted but cool and breezy for tuesday. warmer for tuesday, thursday. in australia more people are being asked to evacuate as the water tens to rise there. 3900 people have been told to leave their homes after a week of heavy rain. one death is being blamed on the flooding. they are expected to remain high for the next 24 hours. >> the investigation cinderway into a triple homicide in not did he say toe. what they are saying -- modesto. and what they are saying that left two teenagers and a man dead. what caused this 3-alarm fire. and what neighbors heard before the fire started. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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with a one year term. . they are on the scene of a fire that put two dozen people out of their homes. i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> it took them 90 minutes to get them under control. now as investigators try to figure out the cause. allie? >> reporter: it started in the vacant home behind us and now it it is light out and you can see the damage. you can see right through the center of the house here where the fire started. there are some arson investigators in the backyard of the home and trying to pinpoint how this started at 9:30 last night. there are hot spots and you

looked down at the garage, you can see there is smoke still smoldering from inside the home. they are keeping the area closed off and the house is structurally unsound and there is behind many parts of it that firefighters can't go into because of some of the damage. also, as we mention, there is an active arson investigation going on. they don't want people in the area going into the house or near it. they don't know how the fire began. they are looking into what caused it. some neighbors toll us they did see people running away from the home at the time the fire started. the fire did enough damage to ruin three homes on either side of it. and four houses in the row of homes. none of them. no one can live in any of them right now. 20 people were displaced and families with churn, they described a chaotic scene after the fire started. >> reporter: a neighbor was

describing to us in spanish how a lot of neighbors came knocking on the doors and telling people in the four homes that there was a fire in one of the houses and urging them to get out. the flames were very high and shooting through the roof of the house. back out here live. now, that it it is day light. and arson investigation is underaway. and show you the upper windows of the building and you can see daylight through. and the roof is gone where the fire all started. >> now, we have been told that a battalion chief is on the way out here. we are trying to get more information about what the plan is for firefighters. a total of 28 people who lived in the homes on either side of the house. and red cross is working with them it last night and find a new place to stay. >> live in san francisco. allie rasmus. channel 2 news. >> a fire at a restaurant is under investigation this morning. it started at harbor fish and chips and union avenue. last night.

the restaurant was closed at the time. and reported by someone who saw smoke coming from the building. firefighters knocked down the fire before it spread. >> in marin county, a historic building was injured. and they checked out a report of downed wires and when they got there, they discovered the second floor of the fire. they were able to get the horses out of harm's way and before it spread to the floor. because of the fire, it remains under investigation and they say they are working with pgand e to determine the cause. >> deadly tornadoes across the country are bringing tight knit communities closer. the number stand as the 52. the number is expected to rise. hundreds of people line the streets outside of a funeral home yesterday to pay their respects to tornado victims killed in the storm. >> it is very important. if i was in their shoes. i would want to see them pull together. a lot of innocent victims and

we want to pull together and show that everybody cares. many mourners are vowing to attend every funeral in their town whether they knew the victim or not. >> northeast, indiana they helped assemble boxes of food for tornado victims. they are part of a group that sends relief packages around the world and yesterday happens to be a day they if planned to box up surprise. they send them to victims in missouri last year. we have more coverage of the storms on the website. there are several slide shows of the aftermath under the deadly weather tab at ktvu.com. modesto it police are investigating a triple homicide. they received a call from a home around 3:40 yesterday morning. they found a 31 queer old man and two teenagers. all three had been shot and killed. they don't think the shot shooting was random. it doesn't appear to be a murder suicide. >> when the officers arrived,

they went in the house where the call came from and searching the house and they locate td three deceased victims at the time and they located the person who originally called 9-1-1. police have not released any information on a positive motive. no arrests have been made. three people could be arraigned connected to a meth bust. they found 750,000 pounds of meth on woods drive on thursday. they were found while investigators were looking for stolen i pads and they were an estimated $34 million. it is being called one of the largest meth busts in history. >> make you now more like who lives you know, next store or -- next door or hour is here. you don't know what place is safer than others. >> dea agents are looking into who else is connected to the drug lab. they say it could have acted as a distribution hub for other

criminal networks. >> but enforcement officers are working to find two missing teenagers. >> brianna was last seen thursday. she took clothes with her indicating she may have left on her own. she suffers from multiple sclerosis and need her medication. >> anyone with whereabouts should contact police. >> they are also looking for andre colon. he didn't rush from newark junior high school on friday. he is fifth foo one. 111 pop and using crutches for cerebral palsy. he is at risk because he should take medication twice a day and doesn't have his medicine with him. >> thanks have calmed down at sfo after a compute officer switch over. >> they come pined the computer systems into one yesterday with the final step of the merger. they moved millions of reservations which caused

problems for passengers. some airline passengers flying in and out of the bay area and said the process was quite frustrating. >> they take the brunt of all of our frustrations. >> you treat to be patient with them and it is kind of hard not to you know, start thumb wrestling poem to get your way. >> they spent hours on hold with united airlines yesterday. they brought in extra employees to answer the phone lines. >> time now is 8:37. jury selection will begin tomorrow in the domestic violence case. he is charged with child endangerment and dissuading a witness. they have been toll to appear and this selection process could last into tuesday. the judge tomorrow will decide if an ex-girlfriend can testify against mirkahihii. >> it is going to last two

weeks. the carpet rolled out for ramon perez. that is his speech in washington. that is the conference from apac. and told the crowd that iran is an evil regime that must be stopped. he arrived in san francisco and will meet with ceo mark zuckerberg and tour the med quarters. >> -- headquarters. >> right now president obama is speaking at that pro israel conference and we will listen in for just a bit. as i have made clear time and again during the course of my presidency, i will not hesitate to use force when it is necessary to defend the united states and its interests.

[applause] >> moving forward. i would ask that we all remember the weightiness of the issues. and the stakes involved for israel, for america and for the world. already, there is too much loose talk of war. well the president just said a few minutes ago that at the crowd, that iran's government is an evil regime that must be stopped and president perez was saying that. and few minutes ago, president obama said he prefers to use diplomacy and he also said the u.s. won't hesitate to use force to defend its interest . tomorrow president obama will meet with israel's president. >> time now is 8:39. dozens of students will rally after making a 99 mile journey.

>> no cut. no fee. >> education will be free. >> about 40 college students began marching to sacramento to oakland on thursday. they will start with the higher education funding for capitol. the march is an important way to get the message out. >> our tuition goes up every selma mets center. our classes are being cut, the university is privatized and they have to take on two or three jobs. it is not right. >> they plan on reaches usc davis tonight. >> well thousands of teachers and other school employees will receive layoff notices. school districts have until march 15th to give pink slips to staff who could be laid off by the end of the school year. they voted to send notices to 10% of the teaching staff because of its shrinking budget. good morning to you. mother nature serving up another beautiful day.

san jose. 5 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. that's what we are seeing across the area. up over 24 hours ago and for the afternoon we will be slightly warmer as well. 48 in napa. and 43 in santa rosa. >> we have the march than in cal list toga. and -- cal toga. and we are watching it in san jose. 49 degrees. and redwood city. 53. the satellite and radar shows the ridge for the weekend. still hold willing on and well to the north. behind us. we do have a system that may bring us a few sprinkles. >> you will notice the ridge a little flatter. it is flattening out by tomorrow. cooler conditions in store for monday. >> maybe a sprinkle. >> i will show you when. >> coming up. >> this is eight to 12-degrees above normal. mentioned it earlier, they it reflect something we would fill

in late may and june. >> cooling trend by tomorrow. notable drop. mid-60s in the area. breezy conditions as well. right in the window here. and early tuesday morning before the morning drive. maybe a few scattered showers. >> high for today. 74 for santa rosa. >> 73 in oakland. and 70 degrees expected in the city. if you are heading to the coast, mostly sunny skies. 60s in pacifica. and along the peninsula there. and 74 at san jose. mid-70s for morgan hill. the extended forecast. there is the cooling trend. as early as tomorrow. if you didn't it have a chance to enjoy yesterday. may want to do it today. 66 is the average high on monday. morning sprinkles is a possibility on tuesday. drying out wednesday, thursday. and they are a little wetter

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. good morning to you. live look there over the bay area. mostly blue skies. and. >> we are following developing news. more than 200 people have been killed in a series of ex employeeses in the rope public of the congo, people are still trapped in the rubble there. 2,000 people fled their homes in panic. the cause of the fire is still unclear. they arrested a man who set his parents house on fire. the 21-year-old map was holding two large kitchen knives in the scene. he was arrested and the fire was quick will you put out. no one was hurt in the fire. >> in ohio, a teenager killed in the school shooting is now

being remembered. and students marched silently to a church in chardon yesterday. >> there was a funeral and some type of service for the shooting victims. en daniel parmertor, his friend choked back tears. >> i can't believe what happened. >> he was the sweetest person i ever met. he was such a good person. and i can't believe he is gone. >> parmertor is one of three classmates that were killed when a gunman opened fire in the cafeteria. >> he is facing counts of murder. syrian officials handed over the coffins of american marry colvin and a french forfeiter. they he were shelled while p interested two weeks ago. she was 56 years old and working for the england's sunday times. the white house is trying to

transport her body back to the u.s. as soon as possible. they blocked a convoy with food and medical supplies for somewhere the home and they smuggled out of suria and called the situation desperate and called for intermediate help. >> there are it 47 syrian soldiers that tried to defect were executed. they are bringing half a babe toy to me and saying. how can we stand by and watch this. this is not a war. it is a massacre. >> it is indiscriminate massacre of men, women and children. >> rebel forces say the syrian government is targeting

journalists who are at the regime. they caste their votes earlier today in moscow. >> former russian precincts reporting dent is running to replace him and putin is widely expected to win. he served as russia was president and spent the last four years as prime minister and the constitution does not allow more than two consecutive terms in office. >> they are concerned about china was growing defense. it will boost military spending pay 11%. surpassing the $100 billion mark for the first time. china has the building requiring more weaponry. it unveiled the first aircraft carrier and currently testing a stealth jet fighter. >> they have increased their defense budgets in vietnam and india. they want a stronger presence in the region. vice-president joe biden is heading to south of the border. he is leaving for a tour of

latin america. first stop is mexico city where he will meet with felipe calderon. and he will meet with the presidents of several latin american countries. on the agenda certain legalization of drugs and they have said they believe legalizing some drugs is necessary to deal with the drug cartels. >> a doctor is facing murder charges after three of her patients died. her three patients died from prescription drug overdoses. she allegedly overprescribed drugs like xanax and vicodin and oxycontin. she did it with monday mal questions and simple patient examinations. and one of the people who died was an arizona state university student from san ramon. >> they have a law student for crow verse sal statements he made. he came under fire after

calling this woman a shut and prostitute. she wanted insurance companys to cover the cost of birth control. he apologized yesterday for what he called the insulting word choices saying he didn't mean to make a personal attack. he prompted companies it pull ads from his program. thousands of people are marketing the march. demonstrators in 1965 were attacked by police in what is known as bloody sunday. it helped sparked passage of the civil rights act. they will cross the bridge for the 47th anniversary of the march. police in texas are looking for a man who stole money from girl scouts selling cookies. the girls didn't give up without a fight. temperatures outside are cool and climbing. we will take a look at what you can expect for the afternoon, coming up. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected.

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. the stadium deal will and hot topic. they will consider whether the voter approved referendum allowed them to build a billion dollar football stadium. they were never told they would take out $850 million in loans. they say the public should not have a vote on the issue they already approved. they hoped to open the stadium for the 1410 season. lou wolf is dismissing the

report that major league baseball will reject the request to moved to san jose. bud selig will uphold the giant's territorial rights to the south bay. they tell the news, he spoke to selig and said the commissioner never indicated he made a decision. >> the petaluma council will be able to figure if they can use wireless devices during meetings. the he read staff reports off his personal ipad last month. the democrat reports there were concerns about transparency and what constitutes a public record. some cities restrict meetings. and the supervisors provided members with ipads. it is an oakland tradition, the 53rd white elephant sale. hundreds of bargain centers. they are all lined up for opening day. you can find just about anything inside the 9600 square

footwear house. and that is includes vintage clothing. sporting goods and much more. >> proceeds benefit the oakland museum of california and this all continues today from 10 to four. >> the event inside and if you want to go out. great day to do that the and rosemary, do it now. >> some sprinkles coming up. >> we will see changes. it is a cool down and it will fast ball breezy as well. live look outdoors. and we will give you a live shot here at the regular got at that at jack london aquatic center. it is a a competition for teenagers and it looks like -- it is a competition for the teenagers. good luck to all of you. if you are maybe interested in getting some sunshine out there today. the last race is at 4:00 this afternoon. it is going to be a gorgeous day right there along jack london square. # three in the afternoon.

72 for berkeley. low mid-70s and 74 santa rosa and right around san francisco. and upper 60s for the coast and low # 0s and 74 expect in san jose. talking about the possibility of sprinkles. we will jump to it. monday night. notice clouds over the bay area. rain to the north and 2:00. few scattered showers and out of here. not much and little bit of snow to add to the snow pack. 5,000 feet or so. and if you sprinkle, it is the only impact and temperatures will cool dramatically. 66 tomorrow and 61 on tuesday. and dry mild weather thursday, wednesday. >> thanks, rosemary. group of girl scouts say they are still shaken up after being robbed by while selling cookies. it happened just before 2:00 outside of a walmart. the girls say a car pulled up and the passenger got out pretending he wanted to buy the

cook is. instead he grabbed the cash box and two of the girl scouts chased after them. >> it was in the passenger seat. so i think he got, learned his lesson a little bit. >> steal from a girl scout. that is the worse thing ever. >> the man got away with $200. the girl scouts are responsible for paying back that money. well the third hour of "mornings on 2" is ahead with these stories. >> they are getting ready to shut its doors. restricting facebook. and the country placing new blocks on the social networking giant this beck end. >> -- weekends. >> this is what is predicted for the u.s.

>> arson investigators are at this san francisco neighborhood. their vehicle just pulled up an hour ago, trying to determine what caused a three alarm fire in this neighborhood last night that left dozens homeless storm-ravaged communities bring the cleanup process across the midwest and southeast. the rising death toll and morton damage left behind. merger melt down. the delays and angry passengers after a computer switch-over between two airlines doesn't go as planned. those stories and much more on the third hour of ktvu mornings on 2.

and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. sunday, march fourth. >> i'm claudine wong. we have a day in store but lots of changes we're expecting. rosemary hey. >> another beautiful day. hopefully the big question for you is what should you do. we have nice weather. 74 expected for santa rosa today, 70 san francisco. low 70s concord as well as san jose. warmer than even saturday but a big cool down and changes on the way. we'll look at what you can expect for your area this morning, run you through your sunday and have a look ahead to the week. more than 20 people are without a place to stay this morning after a major fire in the bay view district. alley rasmus is at the scene with what's happening right now, allie. >> mike, this fire started in a house right across the street from us. now that it's daylight you can really get a good look at the damage.

we zoom in, you can see the fire burned completely through the house. there is no more back wall. you can see completely to the backyard. if we look at the upper story windows, you can see daylight through them. the roof of the house is gone, too. the home where this fire started, the home you're looking at was vacant. no one was living here at the time of this fire but neighbors have told us this morning there have been problems with people squatting in this house kicking in the front door, hanging out in the abay donned home. neighbors say it's been an eye sore on this street for a while. >> this building has been abandoned. i have been here for about four years. and this building should have been down, because in the back, it's just full of debris. >> reporter: now there are three other homes connected to the one where the fire started. those homes are not abandoned. there are families living in all three of them. a total of 28 people were displaced by the fire, including several children. the red cross is out here last night trying to find a new

place to stay. an arson investigation is now under way. we saw the investigators pull up in the truck about an hour ago. there has been a fire crew out here overnight, keeping guard, keeping watch in this area. if we take you back out here live, show you the front of this house again, you can see there is caution tape in front of the home. that's because this house where the fire started is structurally unsound. now, firefighters told us that they still have not been able to get in touch with the owner of the house where this fire all started. but a neighbor said she remembers it was owned by an elderly lady who passed away a few years ago. she passed it onto her children and the neighbor says the home became dilapidated after that. we're expecting more information later this morning from the battalion chief who we are told will be out here sometime in the next half hour. live in san francisco, alli rasmus, k.t.v.u. only minutes after getting the bay view fire under control. san francisco firefighters rushed to a second fire that started around 11:20 last night at a home on california and

hyde streets. two people were displaced by that fire but no one was hurt. the cause of that fire is also being investigated. in overnight news an a.c. transit passenger was injured during a police pursuit in oakland. sometime after midnight, officers were chasing the driver of what they believed was a stolen mercedes benz. police pursued him for 10 blocks down international boulevard. he tried but just couldn't overtake an a.c. transit bus. that buggs was forced to make a quick stop. the passenger inside bumped his head but is expected to be ok. the suspect ended up crashing and damaging his car, but tried to run. he was eventually caught by police. there was also a high speed chase overnight in concord and that one ended with an arrest. that chase began just after 2:00 this morning on clayton road past treat boulevard. police tried to stop that car for reckless driving but the driver kept on going and speeds topped 90 miles an hour during the chase. the suspect's car eventually spun out on brian highway, and the driver was arrested. a man in oakland was killed after being shot multiple times and run over by a car.

oakland police officers were called to 88th avenue and east street in east oakland just after 3 this morning. and that is where they found the victim in the street. police are questioning witnesses, but right now they haven't released a motive. no arrests have been made. occupy oakland protesters are rallying in support of three demonstrators accused of a hate crime. several dozen people matched through downtown -- marched through downtown oakland last night alleging police abuses. michael davis, necca crawford and randolph wilkins were arrested after a demonstration outside a wells fargo bank last month. officers say the occupiers attacked and robbed a woman who was heckling them. they're also accused of insulting her perceived sexuality. davis was arraigned friday while the other two head to court friday. things have calmed down this morning after a computer switch over caused major flight delays. united and continental airlines combined its computer systems into one yesterday in a final step of its americaner. that process -- merger. that process involved moving millions of reservations which caused problems for passengers.

some neither airlines passengers flying in and out of the bay area say that process was very frustrating. >> unfortunately for the employees, they take the brunt of all of our frustrations. you try to be patient with them, but at the same time when you're as tired as we are, it's hard not to, you know, start thumb wrestling some people to get your way. [ laughing ] >> some passengers say they spent hours on hold with united airlines yesterday. the airlines says it brought in extra employees to answer the customer service phone lines. in our election 2012 coverage, another victory for mitt romney. the former massachusetts governor won the republican caucuses yesterday in washington state. stay with k.t.v.u. mornings on 2. the other candidate celebrating this weekend despite romney's victory and the new poll just released this morning giving us an idea on how super tuesday could brakes down. new this morning, in the last hour president obama addressed a proa pro israel group in washington, d.c. and

defended his commitment to the country. >> i have kept my commitment to the state of israel. [ cheers and applause ] >> at every crucial juncture. at every fork in the road we have been there for israel every single time. [ applause ] >> the israeli president spoke right before president obama. mr. perez is expected to arrive in san francisco later today. the wild weather continues to en gulf the nation's heartland after a source of deadly tornadoes. henryville, illinois is receiving snow this morning. friday's tornadoes killed at least 36 people. in all nearly 50 people have been killed in tornadoes in the past week. the storm stretched from the gulf coast to some great lakes states an area of nearly 30 million. an amateur photo greaser captured one twister -- photographer captured one photo here. they say it packs gusts of up to 170 miles per hour.

this morning indiana's governor described the storm as moving like a lawn mower. >> friends of an indiana family torn apart by the tornadoes are praying the family's lone survivor will pull through. two-year-old angel babcock is hospitalized this morning in critical condition. she was found in a field 10 miles from her home. her parents, her three-year-old brother, and her two month old sister all died. >> angel is on life support in the children's hospital, in louisville, kentucky. they're not sure if she's going to be able to make it or not. >> angel's extended family is now standing vigil at her hospital. her presence did not have insurance so a fund has been set up to pay for funeral experiences. whatever money is left over will go to angel's trust fund in the hopes that she will survive. we have more coverage on the storms at ktvu.com and stay with mornings on 2, we'll go live to the hard hit community of hazel green, alabama. coming up in less than 10

minutes. good morning to you. sunshine pouring into your windows this morning. a live look at the city. we have blue skies overhead, good air quality in store for today. no troubles on the bridges this morning. the winds are calm out there, and i have a feeling areas around golden gate park will be busy. we've got another gorgeous one expected in the city. calm conditions right now, a light northeasterly breeze in fairfield that's continuing on through the morning hours, but even some of our areas that sank into the 30s this morning now looking at 50. 54 in napa, 50 degrees, santa rosa, low 50s. concord, liver more, 49. 54 in san jose and low 50s near san francisco as well as areas in oakland. we've got mostly clear skies, a little bit of coastal fog way off the coast but that off shore breeze should keep it at bay. maybe agents bit of fog, but outside of that, blue skies, plenty of sunshine. high pressure and this ridge you can see on your scream

keeping storm track -- screen keeping storm track to the north, mean nothing rain today. we'll watch that ridge break down, and i have been showing this the last couple hours this morning. because we may actually get a little bit of a sprinkle. wish it could be more but this is pretty much what we'll get. looks like monday night, mostly cloudy skies. we'll start out monday, mostly clear. looks like late in the day we can turn cloudy and by two, 3:00 in the morning a few scattered showers. the sierra picks up some snow, and then it's moving out. that's pretty much all we have in store for the first half of the week. second half of the week looks fairly dry but there could be bigger changes down the road. a cool start, light winds, afternoon highs, slightly warmer than yesterday. mid 60s to mid 70s in the forecast. 70 degrees expected in clear lake. 74 for santa rosa, 73 petaluma. low 70s, san rafael. 72 berkeley. 70 expected in alameda for the afternoon. 73 caster valley. 72 for you in danville. off to the south we have even

warmer weather expected in areas like saratoga, morgan hill, gilroy, 75 for today. 74 in santa cruz. it will be a nice day to head to the board walk. upper 60s, pacifica, daily city. ocean beach, mostly sunny skies. five-day forecast, taking us into the first half of the work week. we will be cooler, partly cloudy skies in store for tomorrow, mid 60s, turning into low 60s by tuesday. maybe that early morning sprinkle for dry wednesday, thursday. back to you. hollywood stars lend their time to support same sex marriage. to t. play seen around the world this weekend. gamers using sony's play station might have to find something else to do this weekend. the new outage the company is reporting. and taking down the help wanted sign. the new job growth predicted across the country. uldn't hu. and our perfm factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already?

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>> good morning to you. a live look there at the oakland estuary. isn't that just a beautiful view? the aquatic center hosting a rowing regata today. new this morning, an american woman was among those killed in a train crash in southern poland. the accident happened late yesterday. crews worked through the night to try to free victims from the wreck. at least 16 were killed and

more than 50 others are injuredded. the name and hometown of the american victim has not been released yet. officials say the tracks were under maintenance, but it's still too early to tell what caused the trash. this is the worst train disaster in poland in more than 20 years. also new this morning with only two days to go until super tuesday, a new poll released shows mitt romney is closing the gap in the key state of ohio. the poll shows the former massachusetts governor is now tied with rick santorum, with 32% of support from likely voters. earlier polls showed romney trailing santorum. political analysts say ohio is important on super tuesday, because it's traditionally a bellwether of who will win the general election. and mitt romney came out on top in the washington state caucuses this weekend. bringing another victory to the former massachusetts governor, with 100% of the precincts reporting, romney received 38% of yesterday's vote. ron paul came in 2nd with 25%. rick santorum and newt gingrich

came in third and fourth. ron paul celebrated his second place finish last night in seattle. he was the only candidate who spent time campaigning in the state and the only candidate to buy commercial ad time on cable networks. paul's second place finish means he gets five of washington's 40 delegates. >> we're in a good second place. [ cheers and applause ] >> the good news is we're doing very, very well in getting delegates! [ cheers and applause ] >> ron paul has folked heavily on caucus state -- focused heavily on caucus states because his campaign says it believes caucuses allow paul to gain more supporters. as we mentioned earlier, cleanup efforts are under way across the midwest and southeast this morning. after a string of deadly storms left widespread damage. elizabeth is live now for us in hazelgreen, alabama with more on what's happening there today. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, claudine. folks here are really pulling themselves out of a state of shock and learning from the

national weather service that the tornado that touchedded down here in hazelgreen in madison county was much stronger than they initially learned. it was categorized as an ef2 and now the national weather service has upgraded it to an ef3 meaning storm winds here were about 140 miles per hour when they came through on friday. the storm itself was about 250 yards wide and it stretched 34 miles diagonally across the county. and i can show you an example of the storm's track. if you see on the left side, that red brick home seemingly unscathed. as the storm hop scotched across a county. it took a direct hit into the home you're looking at right now. you can see literally, horizontally slicing that home in half. and the home to the right here at the end of the cul-de-sac was shaken so violently that the red brick right here on the right hand side was literally shaken off the foundation of this home. here is another example of the devastation that you're seeing. you can see these cars

completely engulfed in debris, in this particular home. folks here are telling us that they're usually on the other end of the spectrum. they're usually the ones that are going out to help other victims. this area was hit with an ef5, as we all know, april 27th, 2011. less than 11 months ago. so folks here are usually the ones that are donating and helping out victims. then they find themselves on the other end of this spectrum. not too far from us is a church, about the church that would typically be holding service now. because of damage to that particular church, they're holding service at a local elementary school where hundreds are attending actually right now as we speak, and then shortly thereafter, they will be going out to the local community, doing everything they can to get their lives back together. we certainly see a very strong sense of unity after such massive devastation. claudine. >> has some of the shock worn off? it sounds like people are now just kind of digging in and trying to cleanup? you showed some people loading

some stuff onto that truck. are they just trying to make the long term plans? obviously that damage is very, very significant. >> reporter: very significant. and we hear both -- both sides. we hear people who say they want to rebuild, they want to stay here, this is their hometown. we spoke with a woman yesterday who has lived here her whole life. and in fact, she because the home next to -- bought the home next to her mother so she could stay in that neighborhood. they were both wiped out and will both rebuild. on the other hand, we initially showed you that house, i'm going to kill my photographer here but far to the right hand side, the first house you saw. that's an older couple that have been married more than 50 years. vietnam veteran. they say they've seen a lot of devastation, and they probably won't rebuild. she simply looked at me and said i'm too old for this. i don't have the energy to rebuild. this is just too devastating. and so, they're probably going to pick up, count their losses and move on with their lives. you certainly see both sides of

reactions. but people to answer your original question are just starting to pull out of that shock stage right now. about you know, 24 hours after the storm really hit its peak. >> our thoughts are certainly with all of them out there. thank you, elizabeth. the time now is 9:19. some of hollywood's biggest stars are lending their name in support of same sex marriage. >> because findings indicate that homosexuals' feelings are basic a. basic part of an individual's sigh key and are established much earlier than conscious choice would indicate. do you agree with that? >> george clooney, brad pitt and glee stars jane lynch and matthew morrison took part in a play that's streamed live on the internet yesterday, focusing on the federal trial challenging california's proposition 8. the play was written by dustin lance black who won an oscar for the screen play about the life of slain san francisco supervisor harvey milk. black based this play on

transcripts from the actual case and interviews with plaintiffs who sought to overturn the measure banning same sex marriages. the catholic church is speaking out against plans to legalize same sex marriage in britain. in an op ed published this morning, the head of the catholic church says in scotland, says plans to allow same sex marriages is, quote, madness, and an attempt to redefine reality. british prime minister david cameron has openly advocated for same sex marriage and has asked his government to look into changing the legal definition of marriage. facebook is now being blocked in kazakstan. the country's state run communications service ordered the block yesterday as part of a larger move to restrict websites critical of the country's president. facebook's popularity has soared in kazakstan with 26,000 people having accounts. analysts say more authoritarian countries are placing tighter restrictions on social networks after the role they played in the arab spring up risings last year gamers planning on spending their sunday in front of the

t.v. playing video games might have to find other plans. sony has shut down its play station network for 14 hours due to maintenance. the network will reopen at 2:00 tomorrow morning. sony says this outage was planned almost a year ago, sony shut down the play station network after a massive security breach by hackers. 100 million users had their accounts compromised. and in this morning's economy watch, we're getting a preview of the upcoming february jobs report. bloomberg news reports the economy probably added 200,000 jobs last month. if true, that would be the third straight month in a row so many jobs have been added. despite the predicted growth, it's not expected enough to nudge down the country's unemployment, which stands at 8.3%. official numbers from the labor department will not come out until this friday. your time now 9:22. ahead the south bay grocery store getting ready to shut its doors. first, monterey bay acquarium says goodbye to one

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>> in australia, more people are being asked to evacuate as the water continues to rise there. 3900 people have been told to leave their homes after more than a week of heavy rain. at least one death is being blamed on the flooding. water levels in the area are expected to remain high for the next 24 hours. all right. it's 9:25. there are 35 more minutes of mornings on 2 and after this is over, go outside. >> i will. >> are you talking to me or them? >> anyone. everyone. right, rosemary? that is right. to north bay, south bay, peninsula. >> everyone. >> no matter where you are, here in oakland you will have a nice day in your backyard sitting along the patio. we have gorgeous weather. we've got blue skies. we've got good air quality. temperatures feeling like late spring. gosh.

we've got the -- the what's that called when we change the time? spring forward? >> daylight saves? >> daylight savings, thank you for saving me. that's next weekend. mostly sunny skies right now. upper 40s to mid 50s in the 10:00 hour. mid to upper 50s and the noontime, your lunchtime numbers, 60s, even upper 60s for some of us. 74 santa rosa today, 73 in oakland, 70 san francisco. 72. redwood city over to mountain view, 74 for san jose. the extended forecast, big changes coming. a cool down for tomorrow. monday night into tuesday morning, a few sprinkles, it doesn't look like it's going to impact the morning drive. it will be tracking that for you between now and then. and then wednesday, thursday, we're dry as well. looks like late next weekend and then perhaps the week following could be a bit unsettled. let's hope we get rain. back to you. a sea otter credited for helping raise other rescued sea otters died at the monterey bay acquarium. the acquarium has long helped

rehab rescued see otters. they say tula was a valuable part of their team because she herself was rescued back in 2001. she died from natural causes, and was believed to be about 15 or 16 years old. getting ready for a presidential visit. the plans for israel's top leader during his tour of the bay area. students protesting budget cuts are walking to sacramento this weekend, but is their movement being highjacked? the new accusation students are making. >> and saying goodbye to a teenager killed in an ohio school shooting. the memories shared by friends and family. í

>> welcome back to k.t.v.u. mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. 2 dozen people in san francisco are in need of temporary housing after fire destroyed their home. it happened last night in the city's bay view district and this morning arson investigators have been called out to try to determine the cause of that fire. coming up at 9:45, alli rasmus will have a live update from that scene. a fire damaged a historic building in marin county. fire crews responded yet to the marin county stables in fairfax to check out a report of downed wires. they got there and discovered the second floor of the barn was on fire. crews were able to get the horses out of harm's way and put the fire out before it spread to the bottom floor. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. fire investigators are working

with pg&e to try to determine a cause. bay area law enforcement officers are working to find two missing teenagers this morning. 14-year-old brianna robinson of oakland was last seen wednesday. police say she took clothes with her indicating that she may have left on her own, but her parents are very concerned, because brianna suffers from multiple sclerosis and needs medication. anyone with any information about her whereabouts should contact police. newark police are looking for 15-year-old andre colon. police say he did not return home from newark junior high school on friday. he is 5' 1, 111 pounds and uses crutches for scree barack obama palsy and other medical issues. police say he is at risk because he should have medication twice a day and has no medicine with him. three people could be arained this week in connection to a huge meth bust in san jose. authorities seized 750 pounds of meth from an apartment on the woods drive on thursday. the drugs were found while investigators were looking for

stolen ipads. the meth is worth an estimate $34 million. it's being called one of the largest meth busts in u.s. history. >> kind of make you now more like who lives, you know, next door. or who is here. now you really -- you never know, you know, what place is safer than others. >> d.e.a. agents are looking into who else is connected to the drug lab. they say the location could have acted as a distribution hub for other criminal networks. jury selection begins tomorrow in the domestic violence case against san francisco sheriff ross maricremi. he is charged with misdemeanor battery, child endangerment and dissuade ising a witness. nearly 200 potential jurors have been told to appear and that selection process could last until tuesday. the judge tomorrow will decide whether an ex-girlfriend can also testify against the mayor. prosecutors have released this photo of his wife with a bruise on her arm. the trial is expected to last two and a half weeks. the bay area is getting ready to welcome israeli president shy moen perez.

earlier this morning. this the morning we showed you his speech live in washington. he told that crowd iran's government is an evil regime that must be stopped. peres is scheduled to arrive in san francisco today. he is going to meet with facebook c.e.o. mark sucker burg and tour google headquarters. this is the first time the bay area will host a sitting israeli president. from the 49ers stadium will be the topic in court tomorrow. a superior court judge will consider whether the voter approved referendum measure j. allowed the city to build a billion dollar football stadium. opponents say voters were never told the city would take out $850 million in loans. while stadium supporters say the public should not have to vote on an issue they have already approved. 49ers hope to open the stadium for the 2014 season. oakland a's owner lou wolf is dismissing a report that major league baseball will likely reject the team's request to move to san jose. the new york daily news says baseball commissioner bud selig

will uphold the giants' territorial rights to the south bay but wolf tells the mercury news he spoke to selig and that the commissioner never indicated he had made a decision. volunteers in the south bay are trying to drum up support for a proposed parcel tax. educators joined parents and students in santa clara yesterday to launch a yes on measure a campaign. that ballot initiative would raise 2 and a half million dollars for the santa clara unified school district through a parcel tax. it would cost homeowners in that district $84 a year each for the next five years. >> it will mean we can keep counselors, librarians, all of the things that we need to complement our classrooms and provide a good education. >> the measure does need two- thirds approval to pass. voting is set for may 8th, bi' a. mail in ballot. railly's grocery change is closing two more northern california stores including one in the bay area. the knobs hill foods is expected to shut its doors sometime later this year.

employees will be transferred to other locations based on seniority, but some workers could be laid off. the company says it made its decision following a review of sales at that store. dozens of bay area students will rally for education in sacramento tomorrow after making a 99 mile journey. >> no cuts! no fees! education will be free. no cuts! no fees! >> about 40 college students began marking to sacramento from oakland on thursday. they will join a statewide demonstration for higher education funding at the state capitol. the group says the 99 mile march is an important way to get their message out. >> our tuition is -- goes up every semester. our classes are being cut. the university is being privatized. a lot of people having to drop out, take on two and three jobs. it's not right. >> the group plans to reach u.c. davis tonight and board buses tomorrow morning to join the demonstrations. several groups are taking part in tomorrow's rally at the state capitol, but not one is complaining that labor and occupy activists are trying to highjack the demonstration.

the california state student association or c.s.s.a. tells the sacramento bee labor and occupy activists are sending out press releases about tomorrow's rally calling for an occupation of the state capitol. the c.s.s.a. says it does not support an occupation of the capitol and instead wants to lobby state lawmakers. in ohio, a teenager killed in last week's school shooting is being remembered. students and parents marched silently to a church in chardon, ohio yesterday. the fifth straight day that there was a funeral or some type of service for shooting victims. friends of 16-year-old daniel parmentor choked back tears remembering a friend whose life was taken too soon. >> and i can't believe it. i just can't believe what happened. >> he was honestly the sweetest person i've ever met. >> he's such a good -- such a good person. and i can't believe he's gone. >> parmentor was one of three high school students killed last month. allegedly by a classmate who opened fire inside the cafeteria. the suspected gunman is facing three counts of murder p

the deadly tornadoes across the country are bringing tight knit communities even closer. the combined death toll from this past week, severe weather is estimated to be about 50. that number is expected to rise in the town of harrisburg, illinois, hundreds lined the streets outside a funeral home yesterday to pay their respects to tornado victims killed in wednesday's storms. >> i think it's very important. if i was in their shoes, i would want to see my community pull together. a lot of innocent victims, a lot of things lost, and we just want to pull together and show that everybody cares. >> many mourners are vowing to attend every funeral in their town, whether they knew the victim or not. relief efforts are under way throughout the region. children helped assemble 500 boxes of food and supplies for victims. the children are part of a group that sends relief packages around the world and yesterday happened to be a day they planned to box up supplies. they sent care packages to tornado victims in missouri last year. we have more coverage of

the storms on our website, there are several slide shows of the aftermath under the deadly weather tab at ktvu.com. good morning to you. starting out with a live look here at the palace of fine arts, we have some water out there, maybe not warm enough to take a dip, but it will be a nice day for maybe some sailing on the coast. we have great weather. even outside your door this morning, maybe for a run, maybe the farmers market. we have watched our temperatures climb significantly in just the last couple of hours. 50 degrees in santa rosa, 54 in napa. we have the napa valley marathon early this morning. 51 in concord, 49 for liver more. liver more trailing behind a little bit but pleasanton, mid 50s. and some areas around there reporting 50s. 55 in mountain view, 50 at redwood city. 53 in the city. sunny and warm once again. our temperatures anywhere from 10 to 12 degrees above the

seasonal norm. it will be a few degrees normer than what we felt yesterday. mostly sunny skies and then change is coming, as early as tomorrow. look at this huge plunge anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees, maybe even 12 degrees in some cases. cooler than what we're going to see for today. that will be your monday and then tuesday, even cooler, and we have a window of maybe a little bit of rain. look at monday evening, looks like monday will be mostly clear at 6:00 in the evening, and we are just watching those clouds begin to build. it takes the overnight hours before this will shift in. and it looks like oh, two, 3:00 in the morning we could see a few scattered showers over the bay area. the sierra begins to see some snow and by 5, 6:00 in the morning it's already south of the monterey bay. so, we will have dry conditions for the morning drive. we may see a few scattered showers, the roads may be a little damp. here and now this will be the talk. we have nice weather in store. just a sheet of yellow, widespread 70s in the forecast for your afternoon today.

73 expected for concord for the afternoon as well as oakland. 72 in hayward. cross over the bay and you have 70 degrees this afternoon in san francisco. 68 for the coast, pacific a to the north, 73 navarro as well as napa. 74 in santa rosa as we head into the santa clara valley, 74 in san jose. mid 70s morgan hill. 74 degrees expected loss gatos, and a nice day in santa cruz. the extended forecast, there is the drop off. a cooling trend starting tomorrow. a few sprinkles possible early tuesday morning. looks like before the morning drive. dry wednesday, dry thursday, mostly sunny skies pings 68 in the forecast for thursday. back to you. new this morning, in the past half hour, expert -- exit polls show vladimir putin has won russia's presidential election. he is the country's current prime minister but had served as president from 2000 to 2008. russia's constitution prevented him from running for a third consecutive term.

he succeeds outgoing president dimitri medvedev who along with his wife cast ballots earlier today in moscow. although putin received close to 60% of the vote his opponents and independent observers are claiming voter fraud. the bodies of two journalists killed in syria were flown to paris this morning. syrian officials handed over the bodies of american marie colvin and a french photographer. two weeks ago the two were killed while trapped inside their media compound. colvin was a 56-year-old war correspondent and currently working for england's sunday times. the white house says it's trying to transport colvin's body back to the u.s. as soon as possible. well, still ahead, and new this morning, the presidential candidate saying victims from those recent tornadoes should not get federal help. and rush limbaugh, apologizes to a college student after calling her a slut. but some say it is not enough arson investigators are trying to figure out what caused a 3 alarm fire in this house last night.

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>> good morning to you. a beautiful shot there from the north bay. mid-40s to near 50 degrees at this hour. >> and your time now is 9:44. let's recap the top stories we're waking up to this sunday morning. a two-year-old girl who survived a tornado is in critical condition. she is the only member of her family still alive. tornadoes this past week have killed some 50 people across the country. there are no reports of any major flight delays at s.f.o. a day after a computer glitch caused major problems. united and continental airlines combined computer systems into one yesterday. that process involved moving

millions of reservations, and that did cause problems for passengers. and an a.c. transit passenger was hurt during a police pursuit in oakland. sometime after midnight, officers chased after a suspected stolen mercedes. it went down international boulevard, and the suspect tried to pass the bus but crashed. he was arrested while the a.c. transit passenger was taken to the hospital. he should be ok. arson investigators have been in san francisco's bay view neighborhood overnight after a fire displaced more than two dozen people. ally is live with what's happening right now. >> reporter: mike, the fire started in the house right across the street from us. if we zoom in we can show you a closer look at the damage. the fire burned completely through the home. from where we're standing you can see the back wall is completely gone. and if we tilt up to look at the upper story windows we can also see daylight through them. the roof of this house was burned up, too. arson investigators are on the scene to look into what caused

this fire. they have been here for the last hour and a half. the home where this fire started is vacant but the three houses next to it are not. so there are 28 people living this n. those homes, including several children who were all displaced by this fire. the red cross is helping them find a new place to stay. the mome where the fire started had been abandoned according to neighbors for several years but lots of the neighbors this morning have been telling us there have been problems with people squatting, kicking in the front door and hanging out in this abandoned house, even though it's been vacant and dilapidated for a number of years. neighbors tell us this house has been an eye sore on this street for a while. >> this building has been abandoned. i have been here for about four years, and this building should have been down. in the back it's just full of debris. >> reporter: and this is what she's talking about. about 15 minutes ago, we had a chance to go around to the back of the house, the backyard of the home, and it's pretty clear

someone was living there, even though the house was supposed to be vacant. there was a couch, a barbecue, a mobile home. a barbecue still had food on it by the way. and some toys and personal items in the backyard there. now an arson investigation is under way, as we mentioned. arson investigators got here an hour and a half ago. they're still out here on the scene. we have seen some residents in these other homes that were displaced, come back to the area trying to get back into their homes to see if there's any personal belongings they can recover. so far they've been told some of the buildings are red tagged. the people who have come back this morning haven't been allowed to get back into their homes. a division chief of san francisco fire is supposed to be out here we're told at 10:00. we're hoping to get more information from him, and hoping up to date you on ktvu.com and in later news casts this afternoon. a propose only sheller is triggering a border dispute.

the state mandates that the city of pleasant hill designate an area for an emergency shelter. one proposed spot is on the pleasant hill concord border. but people in concord worry the facility would be too close to a park and an elementary school. >> we're very concerned this area might become a hang-out for people who are homeless. it has been in the past. >> i believe in homeless shelters, and i don't have a problem if it's, you know, if it's in our backyard. >> pleasant hill's planning commissioner would not comment on camera, but stresses nothing has been decided. a study session is scheduled for march 27th. a public hearing will be held after all the study sessions. modesto police are investigating a triple homicide. police received a 911 call from a home around 3:40 yesterday morning. when officers arrived, they found a 31-year-old man and two teenagers. all three had been shot and killed. police say they don't think the

shooting was random and it doesn't appear to be a murder/suicide. >> when our officers arrived, they went into the house where the 911 call came from, and when they were searching the house they actually unfortunately located three deceased victims at the time, and they located the person that had originally called 911. >> no arrests have been made. the motive is under investigation. new this morning, republican presidential hopeful rick santorum says he is hopeful he will do well in ohio this week. >> oh, we're going to do very, very well there. i believe that. i mean it's a tough state for us, only because of the, you know, the fact that with the money disadvantage. but we're -- we have a great grassroots campaign. we're hanging in there. >> santorum made those comments this morning on fox news sunday. he also defended his position on birth control and explained his comments, calling president obama a snob. you can watch the entire interview on fox news sunday at 10:00 after this newscast.

also new this morning. ron paul says victims of violent storms should not be given emergency financial aid from the federal government. >> if there is a need, you know, for physically you know, some help such as the military to come in, that is not a tragic violation, but to say that any accident that happens in the country, send in fema, send in the money, the government has all this money, is -- it's totally out of control, and it's not efficient. people who live in tornado alley -- >> paul says fema has led to nothing but, quote, frustration and anger, and that people who live in tornado alley should have insurance. rush limbaugh has apologized to a georgetown law student for controversial comments he made on his radio show. the radio show host came under fire this past week after calling sandra fluke a slut and a prostitute. the college student testified on capitol hill that she wanted insurance companies to cover the cost of birth control. limbaugh apologized yesterday for what he called his

insulting word choices, saying he did not mean to make a personal attack. his comments prompted companies to pull ads from his programs. well, at least one person says rush limbaugh's apology is not enough. the stop rush twitter page tweeted yesterday, quote, in all seriousness, this isn't an apology. it's a public relations statement. it's hollow, and deceitful. don't be fooled. long-time rush limbaugh critic angelo carison is behind that tweet. he is among the group of people who have contacted advertisers asking them to take their ads off limbaugh's show. graduates of new york's bernard college will hear from president obama at their commencement ceremony in may. the white house announced yesterday the women's college has accepted its offer to have mr. obama speak at the commencement. bernard is part of columbia university, and has 2400 students. the president will be one of several high profile speakers to address bernard students in recent years, including secretary of state is hillary

clinton and actress meryl streep as the g.o.p. candidates fight for their party's nomination, president obama is looking ahead to november. but some are questioning if he is going to have the same level of support from black voters. african american voters did turn out in record numbers for the president back in 2008. the president ended up getting 96% of the black vote, but since then, many in the black community have been hard hit by the recession and by our struggling recovery. >> at times i've held almost three or four different jobs at one time. when you have a family that you're trying to support, you would do whatever it takes, no matter the odds. california congresswoman maxine waters says she believes recent attacks from republicans on mr. obama have strengthened the resolve of african americans to reelect him. straight ahead, the security scare at disneyland, and what the park did to make it up to visitors. and bargain hunters lining up this weekend for an oakland tradition it's another day for shorts and t-shirts. your numbers are coming up.

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>> all right. it's time now for your live drive time traffic. and you are looking at highway 24 in lafayette where everything is moving smoothly in both directions. the bay bridge right now, there it is on this sunny day. beautiful day out there, and traffic moving just fine. we've checked around the bay area. no major reported problems to tell you about right now. disneyland and disney's california adventure stayed open late last night and into the morning after a suspicious item delayed the park's opening. as we told you yesterday on mornings on 2, a security guard supported an open around 7 in the morning near the park's ticket booth. a bomb squad was called in and they determined the object wasn't a threat, but instead, a rolled up piece of paper with what police called a spiritual message. both parks finally opened about four hours later and then they stayed open till 1 a.m. it has become an oakland tradition, the 53rd annual white elephant sale.

hundreds of bargain hunters lined up yesterday for the opening day. you could find just about anything inside the 9600 square footwear house, that includes vintage clothing, jewelry, tools, furniture, sporting goods, and much more. volunteers say the sale draws shoppers from all over the state. >> a lot of them come from out of town. >> really? >> yeah. los angeles, stockton, all around. >> really? >> just for the special sales, yeah. it's really great. >> proceeds from the white elephant sale benefit the oakland museum of california. it continues today from 10:00 to 4. in t. latest dr. zeus movie is on its way to making a clean sweep at the box office. >> welcome to sneadville. a city, they say, that was plastic and fake. >> the lorax grossed an estimated $17 million on its opening day on friday. it's on its way to finish in the weekend with about $60 million, which is the biggest opening since twilight's breaking dawn in november. by the way, this weekend would

have been dr. seuss's 108th birthday. it's 9:56. one last check of the weather with rosemary. hey, rosemary. >> good morning to you. we are steadily warming up into the 10:00 hour, 50s, that just flew right by. by noontime 60s, and for the afternoon, 70s. upper 60s, near the coastline, and it looks like mid 70s near san jose. south bay, north bay. it's going to be a gorgeous day. sunny and warm, well above normal for this time of year. enjoy it. we've got dramatic changes as early as tomorrow. we'll be cooling down. 73 oakland today. 72 mountain view. 74 for san jose, 74 expected in liver more. from there is the extended forecast. the change i am talking about coming on fairly fast. even the possibility of some sprinkles. right now early tuesday morning before the morning drive so we'll be tracking that for you. outside of that we're dry through thursday. >> good tommy to barbecue tonight -- time to barbecue tonight. >> absolutely.

>> anything outside. thanks, rosemary. >> and that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join ktvu for our next newscast at 5:00, and of course we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. and you can always connect with us as well on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. have a great sunday.